“Pat Buchanan” on The Daily Caller

On Monday’s “Laura Ingraham Show,” MSNBC contributor Pat Buchanan said damage from allegations of sexual harassment to Cain’s poll numbers and fundraising has been minimal, because flaws in the substance of the charges have caused an anti-media backlash — and brought increased support for Cain. (more)

Activist group Color of Change is encouraging MSNBC to fire Pat Buchanan, accusing the conservative pundit of being a racist. (more)

The institutional left in America has wasted pages and pages attempting to tar tea partiers as anti-government quasi-anarchists who have abused the freedoms granted to them under the Constitution to advocate for a radical, possibly violent overhaul of the present system, without so much as a scrap of an idea about what the replacement should be. How ironic, then, that there is a movement on the left which is presently making a nuisance of itself, and which fits all of the descriptors outlined above. (more)

Republican presidential contender Herman Cain is surging in the latest polls, but he is also facing some backlash for saying that “African-Americans have been brainwashed into not being open minded, not even considering a conservative point of view.” (more)

Have the chances of a compromise on a potential jobs bill in the spirit of bipartisanship greatly diminished after President Barack Obama went on the offensive promoting his jobs bill? According Pat Buchanan they have. (more)

As government cuts loom, one segment of the population could be especially hard hit — the black community — not just because any particular social program is in jeopardy, but because that community makes up a sizable chunk of federal employees. (more)

MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” is a tough enough venue for the right with pseudo-conservative Joe Scarborough as the host, but take him away and an appearance becomes even more of a challenge. (more)

As the debt ceiling debate rages in Washington, D.C., the possibility of an agreement not being reached by the August 2 deadline becomes more and more real. But what if that happens — does anyone benefit politically? (more)

Former Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman seems to be a darling of the media but is he a legitimate contender, or is there a lot of unwarranted hype associated with his brand? According to Pat Buchanan, it is the latter. (more)

When in politics, one is often cautioned not to live and die by day-to-day opinion polling. However, one issue that President Barack Obama has spoken out on may haunt him come Election Day 2012. (more)

As the herd is thinning itself for the 2012 race for the GOP nomination with the departures of former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee and real estate mogul Donald Trump, the question is who will fill the voids those candidates left behind? (more)

MSNBC – the place for birtherism? Even MSNBC contributor Pat Buchanan is beginning to think so. (more)

While some are debating the legality of President Barack Obama’s Libya policy and others are questioning the rationale of the president’s military strategy in the country, MSNBC contributor Pat Buchanan is wondering why the United States is traveling half-way around the world to play any role at all? (more)

Although it was politically messy, Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker achieved a policy victory this week by reforming how public sector unions operate in his state. And although he has taken a barrage of attacks from the left, in the long run could his star be on the rise? (more)

A high-ranking radio executive is caught on tape making potentially anti-Semitic and other disparaging remarks about large groups of Americans — never mind his station is getting federal money. That might seem noteworthy, especially in this age of toning down the discourse. (more)

That’s a political man-bites-dog headline. The issue being debated is the proposed U.S.-Korean Fair Trade Agreement (KORUS FTA) — actually it’s a managed trade deal, detailed in over a thousand pages of fine print. The leviathan arrangement is filled with favors, exceptions, obligations, and restrictions and micro-manages commerce from cows to cars — sweetheart transactions for Wall Street elites and multi-national corporations. (more)

We’ve heard the conspiracies. They’re rampant all over the Internet that President Barack Obama was actually born in Kenya or Indonesia. Though they have been roundly dismissed by many on the left and the right, left-leaning outlets still use the conspiracy theory to marginalize conservatives. (more)

On Wednesday, it was reported that Republican Christine O’Donnell is facing a federal criminal investigation for misusing funds raised during her Delaware senatorial campaign.  An unnamed source told the Associated Press that a “client” had been questioned as part of a probe into O’Donnell’s campaign spending. A U.S. Attorney’s office has confirmed it was reviewing a complaint filed by Washington-based watchdog group Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics (CREW). (more)

Not everyone is thrilled about the prospects of the post-“don’t ask, don’t tell” era of the U.S. military. (more)

We knew what was disclosed by WikiLeaks wasn’t good, but does it mean the end of United States global supremacy? (more)